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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-28
Master Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF IAUnENs.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAIA.
Pursuant to Judgments o f]foreclos-
ure and sale made in the follow
ing stated cases, will sell at pub
lie outcry at Iaurens G.. H., on sale
day in October next, being Mon
day the 3rd. day of the month, dur
ing the legal hours for salca, the
property described in each case,
upon the terms specified to wit.
Iii the az" OF Minerva Dial, as
Addic r Hal.
All that trait of land situate ~
ing and being, in the County and
State aforesaid, containing One
Hundred and eighty acres,
more or less, and bounded on
the North by lands of Col.
j Washington Watts and Me-
linda Crews, on the east by lands
Of Melinda Crews, on the south by
lands of Allen Dial and w l. Shell,
on the west by lands of Allen Dial.
TERMS: One half of the purchase
money to be paid cash, and the re-
maiudcr on "A credit Of twelve
months, with interest from the
day OF sale, secured by the bond Of
the purchaser and a mortgage Of
the premises. The purchaser to
pay for papers.
In the case Of y. b.. Dial, VS.
Charles Sullivan and a y Sui
Ivan. All that tract, piece or par
eel of land situate, lying and be-
. ing in the town Of LaureHs, in the
county and state aforesaid, con-
taiuing Twenty Five acres, more
! or less, and bounded on the
north by lands of Addison Sullivan
and Myers, on the east by lands Of
Mrs Jane Todd, on the south by
lands Of William n Garrett, and on
the west by n b Dial, also all that
lot of land in said town county and
state, containing One acre, more or
less, bounded on the north by lands
Of Addison Sullivan, on the east
by lands u L II and William Les
lie, on the south by new street, and
on tho west by the Greenwood,
LaurenS & Spartanburg railroads.
TERMS: Cash, the purchaser to
pay for papers.
In the case OF David A Richard
son az administrator VS. Warren
walker, ct al. All that tract OF
Hand lying and being in the county
of Laurens and state aforesaid,
containing Three Hundred and
thirty eight acres, more or less, on
the waters Of cane creek, bounded
by lands Of Dolly Madden, g W
Wins, lands formerly belonging &c
the estate Of Isaac Grant decea"ed
and James Piersou, being the lanc
upon which Solomon + Fuller re-
sided attne time ofhis death.
Terms: One oft the purchase
money 10 he paid cash, and thu
balance on a credit Of twelve
months, with interest from thu
day Of sale. secured by the bono
Of the purchaser and a mortgageo
the premises. The purchaser tc
pay for papers,
Sept. 3rd. 1887.
CD BARKSDALE
Master J., C
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Happenings Around Ora.
what has Been asthered by Our Wide
Awake 6oribe.-A word as TO Cotton
Markets, apd other Matters.

Our little town boomcth. New
buildings on every side, aud more
10 be constructed at an early day.
Ora has justly merited the name
of being a good cotton market.
Our buyers have been paying tip
top prices, and will continue TO do
80. Cotton has so far brought I.au-
rens prices and our merchants are
selling cart-loads of goods, on the
same basis,--Laurens prices.
The Greenville papers want to
know, why II is, that Laureus and
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-28
Ora, have been paying 9 cents for

Ora, have been paying 9 cents for
cotton, when the great and good
city Of Greenvillc, can only pay 81
cents for the best cotton. Verify
Laurens county is the pride Of
Northern Carolina, but few Of her
citizens realize this fact, or they
would strive to develop her many
resources.
The Enoree and Lanrens cotton
factories, sleepeth, at least W,ejudge
SO, rom the fact that nothing is
said concerning them.
Arc YOU going to see the great
President, his highness, Grover
Cleveland at Atlanta Ga, on the
10th, Of October? Round trip tick
cts from Ora to Atlanta, good for 10
days for $4.95. This IS the cheapest
rate we will have this winter,
Mr. Henry PEARSON has been gin
ning cotton in this vicinity for the
past week.
Willis Hunter, one among the
most cntCrpriSing colored citizens
ofthe county is grinding cane day
and night, making rs high as 40
gallons sorghum in one day. H.
has already made about 800 gallons
Of molasaes, and IL only half
through. Good for Willis, we
might mention that Willis takes
both Of the county newspapers and
takes great interest in new indus
tries, improvements and newitcmS.
One a Of cotton shipped from
Ora this week aud four OF five more
10 follow. This Is q good week re
port for our little burg.
The controversy between tho Ho-
raid and ADVERTISER, is amuse-
ing, If not instructive. w rea-
dcra don't care how long you sizing
mud" Just SO you "Toto Fair with
each other, and keep cool. 50 far,
botn papers stand on an equal foot
ing, and both says the other is MA
liciouSly--well, "you another" Fun
ny Amt it
Miss Jessie Richardson, Of Inu-
reno, is visiting friends and relatives
here.
Mrs A. Fox and Miss Clnud Butt,
are visiting ut Landlord and spar
tanburg.
Operator Red Fox, is rusticatiuE
lanIord.
A lad passenger made the fol
lowing mark o few days since:
"Thts .aco must be II miles away
from nowhere, and going to moth
ing We DO not agree with her,
but think she is laburing under II
wrong impression.
In three months limo Ora will
lose several ronvenicnces she has
at present. 1t takes more than
newspaper putfs to build Il town.
Mr. Joseph Fl. Sullivan and w. l..
Gray, paid us flying visit last
week.
S. NJ. Majors Of SpartanbWg, Wis
tied this place last week.
Miss Carrie McClintock, is at
tending the Laurensvillo Female
College.
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Mrs N. j. Holmes haa returned from
Cashiers Valley.
Mr. Conway Anderson, is cleyking for
Cant. Goggnus.
Cotton Is selling atos., with a down
ward tendency.
Mr. J. n. Wright is DOW with w, l..
Boyd, selling hardware.
Mrs Seymour Whiting, Of Raleigh n.
C, is visiting relatives at this place.
Chief Justice simpson and family. are
spending q few days here on their re-
turn from the mountains.
Soap! Soap!! Soap!.! at
Cooper d Burnside Bros.
Miss Lille Knox, who has boon visit
ing Mrs DR. Simpson, her sister, has re-
turned TO Mississippi.
Tho properly Of Mr. Alexander McCar-
ley at this place, including II brick store,
has been purchased by Mr H. E. 3ruy.
The case Of Mrs Nelson, whose bus
baud was killed whilo in tho employ Of
the u J.. & 8 railroad, was compromised
by tho payment ofsl,soo.
MI -. ". IpNt bNNS, u hlSiIN VIII ' S'p-
er s. Bnrnsido Bros, is DON c%lerkiug tor
Capt. J N pAilpot, where he Will be
pleased TO see his friends.
Wo had a pleasant cali Of u fow mo-
ments from Rev. \. y. Fulton on Thurs
day last, Heisnow located at Lowr"ys-
vile, In Chestor County.
Mr. James J. Bowen, formerly urthis
Nao 49, IE.,. ,-.s A.
Worthwhile, were happily married a tow
weeks ago. Their home ia in Charlotte.
Best grades Of chewing aud
smoking tobacco and cigars at
Cooper & Burnside Bros.
The opening Of the college last week
with 90 pupils and a showing OF l0l at
ho close o: the first week, id all tina
could be asked aud more than was AK
pected by the most sanguinc friends OF
tho institutiop.
IT is with pleasure wo announce 10 the
public that Capt. Wrcnn. the photo
graphcr whose reputation and work is a
matter which needs 40 comment, Will
opon a gallery Ut this place the latter
part Of this month.
Hygeia tobacco prevents mala-
ria, heart burn and ncfvonsncss at
Cooper Il Burnside Bros.
Mr. II. G Davis, has placed on orr TIA
bla II specimen Of genuine kaha Corn,
which he says is undoubtedly tho "poor
mans friend" 10 planted . pounds
this year on very poor Ian and Will
gather 30 bushels. The stalk is iine
stock food whine the head is equal to
corn and makes the finest -four.
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True Merit will Do.

The unprecedented sale OF Boeh9e's
0ermar syrup within n few years. has
astoniabed the world II iawithout doubt
the safest and beat rem edy evor discov-
Of coughs, colds and the seyorest lang
troubles. H. acts on q N entirely differ
ont rinaiple from tho usual prescrfp-
tlons given by Physicians, as itdoes not
dry up n cough and leave tho disease
fomoVes tha cause Of tho trouble, hoals
the parts effected Aud leaves them ia q
Uurely healthy condition. a bottlU kept
in the house for ute whom the diseases
maxi sS9tr appear lnce will save DOC
tors bills and slonR spoil of serious III
mesa. A trial will @ ,nvtpce yo1 OF these
facts. II Ia positively sold by all drug
gisr and Yeneral dsslerS IL the land
Price rs cts, lH Eebo'tlas.
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A series or religious In"etings began
IL the Presbyterian church hero, on
Monday last which will be ooutinued for
several days. Evory morning st 8 o'clock
a prayermeeting il held, and at plight
preaching. MenIbcrs OF other churches
and the community generally arc cordi-
ally Invited TO attend.
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Good Work.

M city council are doing some good
work IN draining that portion Of the
city, III roar OF this office, which is sub
ject to overflow and stagnant water dur
ing heavy rains. A doop ditch IL being
cut along Harper Street. which it Is hope
will carry of the water. A fall OF 81
inches is given allowing TX to 10 foet.
While the health Of Laurens ID good, we
have no assurance that it will continue
40 unless drainage Is attended To. Other
matters about town need attention.
Along certain streets after dark tho
stencil from hog pens and other sources
those nuisapces. II from only a santa
ry point of view, those causes of com
plant shoull be looked into.
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SnVorC LOSE.

We regret to learn that on Gho night
"f2i inst, the cotton gin, press, saw mill,
grist mill and apoutf our bales % cotton.
all belonging 10 Mr. George +. anderson
az this plaza were destroyed by n:c. The
property va located in Spartantur2
county snd was not insured. Loss csti-
mated ut from 5000 to 1900.
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they added seperate store Of hea-
Wy and fancy groceries, and have
done an extensive business. They
have On hand q large stock and are
doing we'll. On the opposite side of
the street we find
GEO. 3. POOL,
whoi is al.o eugagedin soll.ng wines,
liquors, cigars tobacco etc. He
opened out III January '87. Just
across the alley, on Harper street,
i, probably the most widely known
man in the county, and his name is
MAX HAREK.
His elegant new saloon Is the an
est in the ~up-country. The cOun-
ters and shelves are made Of IA
tive walnut and imported woods,
costing over $1,000 alone, while the
building, containing two large
rooms, two stories is also we'll built,
Mr. Zarek came to this country
from Prussia, in 1SGT,and to Lau-
rcns from Grcenvi!lo in 1876. He
is also engaged in tho livery bust
ness and drayage. On tho salae
street il
JAMES MILLS. (CoLORED.)
who was ouce Il noted politician in
this county has, since the advent of
"homc rule" in South Carolina,
been content to figure in the hum
bier sphere of selling liquor.
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millions In It."

'tlltiOhS ~ ~
This il IN" expression Of practical
mechanics who have noticed the work.
iugs Of the new invention Rf Mr. q. W..
ParKeton, OF this place. 4 few months
ago Mr. Parkrton conceived tho idea
that something could be doneto prevent
the great loss 10 onwors of steam en-
gipes, by having CRATE bars 80 often de-
stroyed by constant heat. Taking this
as a starting point, his mind began
TO work, and now we have the result
First, these CRATE burs arc ma fo holloS,
and so arranged that water from the
pump is forced through them constant
ly ir 10 the boiler Of tho engine. The CYL
iudrlcal shape givos strength, while tho
water prevents the heat from affecting
the IRON; while the fact that boiling wa
ter instead OF cold passes into the boiler,
lessons greatly the time in raising
steam. Tho apparatus has been placed
on an engine in the iron foundry here,
and is a decided sHccesss. A factory to
mako these CRATES will be established At
this place a. once.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-28

Tile Onincrs aua Executive Commit
toe OF the I.aurrns County Agricultural
ana Mechanical society, will meet at
Iaurens q. H.. on Snleday in October,
to make arrangements for our annual
Far. NJ. HOLMES,
AARoN tASNON. President.
Secretary.
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The Latest styles.

hho LaCest Styles.
Atthis season of the year when ladies
especially are on the qui viue as to what
VIII be worn fol me next few months,
TX ADVERTISER has ransackcd tue
fashion Plates aud from this labyrinth
eXtrlcates Tho following mandates Of
Dame Fashion.
II is decidedly the thingfor the girl of
tho period to appear with silver girdls,
with SILK rope and fire gilt, about the
waist. jet belts are TO be worn with
dark colored toilets, and likewise, light
! colored. or jet belts are to be worn OK
tensivrly.
Skirts are more and moro ha~lloon-like,
and it is only a question OF time before
we have the old fashioned hoops AGAIN.
BrilliancY is characteristic OF the colo
ringsot this season, while tho ..ats pre-
sent q variety Of shapes. Felt and boa
Yer comets and round hats Will be
most popular.
The latest styles IN Visitors is mads of
heavy serge, ligh. %colors, trimmed with
large bottoms.
1t Is said the now style in bustlcs is
not popular in Chinese cities; for the
streets being only four feet Wild will
not allow women to turn round, 90
when she starts She mnst go to the end.
20 Ceases cream cheese Just receiv-
cd at Cooper 81 Burnside Bros.
Seed Rye Barley and Oats at
Cooper & Burnside Bros.
Court.
ThcCourt Of Sessions has closed "a very
embarrassing Term. But few bills OF
indictment We're handed out to the
Grand Jury, which shows welt for the
county.
The following cases were disposed Of:
State VI. Watt ;llis.n--Manslaugh-
tor. Oddly four years in P~cnitcntlsry.
state ~. Charles hason-Assault Of n
high and aggravated nature, and assault
and battery with intent to Kill. Guilty;
six months i'll the rcuitentiary or puy "a
tine Of 800.
State Us. jim D"vcnport--Larccny.
Guilty; Tires months in County jail.
state vs.. John Bryson--Larccny Of a
hog. Guilty, Penilcnuary Q vears and n
tino Of So %.
state vs.. Sarah Evans--Practicing
physic for compensation without all-
ccnsc. Not guilty.
State vs.. Lee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
guilty.
State VS.. John Goodwin..- burglary
and larceny. Mol. pros. at tn" request OF
the prosecution.
Tho Sessions Cour closed on Wednas-
day afternoon, and the Common Pleas
opened. Considerable business has
been lone.
In the Common Pleas tho following
railroad cases were disposed of:
Elias Y. Williams, (colored) Va. The
Port Royal and Western Carolina Rail
road.
This wa an action against the rail
road for damages done to tho plaintiffs
person while engaged in the work Of
grading. Flo was given $3.50. and costs
AZ 4 compromise.
The case OF Jessie Xix, against toe
same road canl" NJ on ali appsal by the
railroad, but the action Of the forInur
jury was sustained. which gave Mr. FIX
$500. Tar the RICH of way through lila
lot ~ the foundry.
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Religious Notice.

Risho.s Howe, will hold services At the
Episcopal Church on Thursday tho 10Th,
at II o'clock a NJ, and probably also on
"Wednesday night previous vt S O'clock.
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Meeting Of Teachers Called.
Mr. NJ. L. Bullock Dear Sir:

Mr. NJ. L. Bullock Dear Sir:
Knowing full we'll your Srlypa-
thy with tho educational interests
of our county, outside of your du-
ties as School Commissioner, I
would beg to make tho folio wing
suggestion VITO call a meeting
of all the teachers of the county on.
say, October 1st 10 q M, for tho rur-
pose of effecting a teachers organi-
zation. I think sucn an organiza-
ton a work great good by adopt
ing q uniform series OF text book
rates Of tuition. length OF daily
session in many other ways.
Yours,
Jno. C. Cook.
In accordance with the above re.
quest a meeting hns been called to
consider this matter ou October LIST.
10 a m In the Court House at this
place. A full attendance Is reques-
ted.
NJ. 7 BULLOCK School Com'r.
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Fresh arrivals OF fresh family
and fancy groceries every day at
Cooper Burnside Bros.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-28
q

This firm was formed three years
ago, Of A. II. Martin and T.. s, Full
Ter, In 1873, Mr. Martin dates his
first appearance as merchant at
this place, although he sold goods
Tor n number Of years previous at
his place, 4 miles in the country.
He vas associated here first with
j. d. Watts, in the grocery and
supply business and was very sue
ceesful for three years, when he
went into business alone. Then
the present Arm was formed and
the sale Of heavy groceries cVntin-
ued.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-28

Don't fail to call At
Cooper IL Burnside Bros.
20, fresh sticl' and french candies.
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Next door we find
j. M. VISANSKA

watch maker aud jewelcr. He
moved TO this place from Ahbeville
in September 1879, and opened in
the Fowler block. Findingh his bus
mess increasing, he moved to Waite
block and added considerably to
his stock oijeweiry. lie now,ar-
ries a full line of jewclry, watches
clock. etc, and also continues re-
pairing watches. On the second
floor, in the Martin block, Fan be
found
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-28
Laurcns of 1887.
A REVIEW OF OUR BUSINESS FIRMS.
fro BE CONTINUED.

Starting on tho rounds, at the
East side of the public square, We
hnd on the corner next to Main
Street,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-09-28

first appearance rs merchant Mt
this place, although he sold goods
for q number Of years previous at
his place, 4 miles in the country.
He was associated here first with
j. d. Watts, in the grocery and
supply business and was very sue
cessful for three years, when he
went into business alone. Then
the present Arm was formed and
the sale Of heavy groceries cuntin-
ued.
Next door we find
j. M. VIsANSKA,
watch. maker aud jewelcr. He
moved to this place from Ahbevillc
III September 1879, and opened in
the Fowler block. Finding his bus
mess increasing, he moved to Waite
block and added considerably to
his stock otjeweiry. lie now &ar-
ries a full line of jewclry, watches
clock. etc, and also continues re-
pairing watches. On the second
floor, in the Martin block, can be
found
6. ". CORBFTT,
armsirnn~ hI]r."inn.. : I,Teu Mt
his stock Of coiftne, baskets, burial
cases, etc, on October Goth 1886.
and, having also purchased a
hCarse and added to the stock Of Mr.
Armstrong, has hold his share of
the coffin trade. But this il an UNI
profitable business for Laurens.
NJ prIrrpor
.,, 80. .I,.. c.
~ ~ A,,n Ig1E ~ H"s"'."
h,,ii5inr nfp,n :. ur""'
u.ha ~ ctt,o 81 nNnteU" D"iN
Tn nnonnI nna"n nen miop,
sa,cpp np, mcnn.,nma VI
,.bri, rondao NJ rs,,;,s o"aea'
I,nnn ynr,, o~nnnassrUI
rni, no,ua,,n 49,. o... :..u.
d,nna ~" nn"nio 80 N.Y.
n,a,nro,. ~r h. ~ CO. as
"n 81 ci,, -
i.noi -, - IT,. wy uouI
y nhnr, n,h;io ~ s"oLL w'"o ~
~ ;t,,c.nr uhan ~ a"n'o''i -
his nrnSsnt husirnss oriant5rSroon
.,ns ~ w" NV s.yI'-
~ iSce IL H.! eli Ns ,
odSor, 49,. n'v"iM VI
D. NJ hAMfIoS,
who is located in the store Of Mr.
james, is engaged in brokerage;
selling heavy groceries at whole
't4e 'tnu Il aisn NiHnHgcF OF n i'aH'
whinh is nr. nt \ ,n",t .Iny'
ri NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ thn timI a.
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,,y f,n,m M worv IN, I,hrn ,'s,
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yy.ms rnrmtr ,vhat thn In"j ""L
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wnL, h,yn ,lmna IN shnm.irr ~ ~
rn.nvrrn ~ thn rnnnty w "'
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an t'o',, n"IlTe OF
a,nas hnr.. for TeG n,,in &. ~
a3hirL 10 rnr,innnI ~ ,.Ln,'
YIN Y. Rnrmsidnns M r,,ar 80
~nnnn.d an linn NJ rrllrnrins on
III. nwn Hrnornt M. Stnnl, vac
nr.t nIarna ~ thn bo,;cn nnw u.nI
nc TIA pnst 0tHrr and in no
moved in Inc nov huildinu orr n
Hudpens "uudpr the Rir Enrln y
Dnri0g the present season i. +,
Burnside. has been associated us a
partner in the business, and tho
new firm is doing u most substan-
tla' u successful business.
J. T. poSEY & BROS,
i'm the newly fitted mo store belong
ing TO the Craig Estate, has ono Of
the finest and most comulrtc drug
stores in the up.countrv' DR. 3. =,
! Posev. who has charge of the bust
ness came here from Union s. c.,
IN 1883, ana opened in the building
NEXT I" ms present location. he
ha@ auccccae" admirably IN buSi-,
The Irish standard., 1887-02-05
Catholic Knights Of America.

The State Council OF Catholic Knights
Of America assembled at Catholic Asso-
citation Hall, Minneapolis, ON Wednes-
day last, at 30 %. H. Delegates from
all parts of the State were present and
q great deal Of business was transacted.
The convention was called to order by
President c. II. Hetferin, OF Rochester,
after which The committee on Gre
dentials reported the following delegates
entitled to seats:
Winona--D. E. O'Brien and Thomas
Hunt.
Shakopee-E. J, Gellenbeck.
ST. Paul-W. T.. Kelly, yr.
Minneapolis--W. f. Mccarthy and
E. T. Scallon.
New Prague-W. S. Bioz.
The reports Of the various officers
showed that the Order was in q very
prosperous condition, and comparisons
with previous years showed a very
healthy growth for the past two years,
the fact being clearly demonstrated that
the system Of life insurance Of the
Cath olic knights Of America was OF the
most beneficial nature TO all members Of
tie Order. 4 part Of the work of the
convention was the election Of two dele
gates to represent the State Of Mime
gota at the Supreme Council, to be held
at Chicago May -, 1887. The follow
ing gentlemen were elected: G. 81. Hef-
ferin, Rochester, and W. Il. Kelly, jr..
st. Paul.
After the transaction Of all the lna-
The Irish standard., 1887-02-05
GENERAL LABOR NOTES,

The I4ori}la,ds are NOW ut work with
ali the hands they want.
The river coal miners in Pennsylvania
have struck work, demanding 3 cents 81
bushel more.
The green men in the 'longshoreuaen's
strike work slowly and immense piles
OF freight are accumulated.
The miners assembly viii try to stop
the MonongaheIa river strike Of 5000
men, ordered without authority.
Compcsitors Oh the St. Paul Dispatch
complain that the management of the
paper is violating The scale, and threaten
a strike
The board Of arbitration between the
operators and miners Of the National and
Fairview mines in Ohio, decided that
the price Of mining should be advanced
from S2A to 81 cents per ton.
In the Wisconsin senate bills have
been introduced making it a felony,
punishable by from four to eight years
imprisonment, for any person, corpora
tion or officer to hire armed Pinkerton
men.
Demands have been made by the
freight handlers of the Central railroad
of New jersey, and by the New York,
Lake FI1e & Western for increased
wages. The concessions were refused
absolutely.
The first serious outrage in connection
with the great strike at New York was
an attempt made Wednesday to blow up
the steamer Guyandotte, loaded with
passengers and freight Two men were
hurt. Reward offered for perpetrators.
The freight handlers of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, employed on
the North river piers, New York, have
notified the managers that unless the
rate of wages was increased from IL cents
to 20 cents per hour general strike Will
follow.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-05
80 Washington avenue south
Farm for Sale.

VIM. McArdle has farm consisting of
so acres, situated in the Town of Hassan,
Hennepin county, 81 miles from Mime
apolis, which he will sell on reasonable
terms. It is three miles from the main
line of the ST. P. NJ. & M. r. R. and
has so acres under cultivation, balance
principally hard maple timber. The
farm is we'll watered and has good
house and other Improvements. For
particulars enquire at 21s Plymouth ave.
or at Irish Standard Office .42 Third
street South.